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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-28
strayed Or stolens

A small bay mare, five years old,
branded S OIL right shoulder; small
piece cut out of right ear. The ami
NAL was turned out on Squaw creek a
year ago last fall. Fifteen dolla,s
will be paid for the above described
mare, delivered at this place, to
I.U CHING.
IDAHO CRY, Julie IA, 1887.
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Treasurer's Notice.

The following warrants will be paid
out of the Hospital Fund on presentation
at my office;
No, %, in favor of Ben T. Davis, & "a 50
w, Frank Cooper, 200 90
Vs. It's 90
Also the following Road Warrants:
lo', in favor of VIM. NJ Farland 3S4 90
lo2' Marsh Il Ireton, 81 %
100 John Si,tig SO so
JOG, Ben T. Davis a
81 5, Farrell so 81
99, S. B. Connolly 6S 81
lol, VIM K. Scbramm. "a 10
JOHN GARRECHT,
County Treasurer
By lsIDoR SMITH, Deputy.
Idaho CITY, I. T., Julys, 1887.
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The fastest tunneling on record
was in the shaft Of the new Croton
aoueduct. In twenty-five days 6l2
feet of tunnel were cut through solid
rock.
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RFOnpU to be made. Cut this ont ana
NM return to us, and we will send

MONpV to be made. Cut this ont ana
h | return to US, and we will send
you free, something of great value ana I'm
portance to you, that W II start you IN p' s.
mess which will bring you in more mon
ey right away than anything else IN t I'M,
world. Any one can do the work and live
at home. Either sex; all ages. Some
thing new that just coins money for all
workers. We will start you; capital not
needed. This is one of the genuine I'm
portant chances of a lifetime. Those VINO
are ambitious and enterprising Will ne
delay. Grand outfit free. Address TRUE
& Co, Augusta, Maine.
March Is, 'S7. 1y.
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Ia easurer'. aSssI1s

The following warrants n,
{ the County General Funa
tion at my office:
NJ o5 in favor ~ -
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Trms To Bur FLAsssnsL

Plain Homespun and Shrunken Flsnnels have
superceded the sale Of the twilled We have on
hand about 20 pieces Of the T~illed Fiannels
purchased by us during the Summer at the
Great New YORK Auction Sale, s,d being desir.
Gus OF disposin9 Of them 1t once, we offer them
at the following Freatly reduced prices:
27-inch Scarlet Twiiled Flannels.
REDUCED FROM AZ TO 371c. PER YARD.
27-inch Scarlet TwiIled Fianneis, heavy ousi.
tty.
REDUCED FROM As TO a7hc. PER YARD.
27-inch Navy Blue Twilled Flannels, excel.
lent heavy quality.
REDUCED FROM AZ TO 37tc. PER YARD.
29-inch Atwood Scarlet Shaker Flannels.
REDUCED FROM 80 TO csc. PER YARD.
35-inch sll-wool Scarlet Shaker Flannels.
REDUCED FROM 37A TO SOC. PER YARD.
NoTE.-As We have only enough to last few
days at these prices, We advise an early re-
Spouse.
tSecond hoorl
WOODWARD & LorHRop,
Cor. 18th and sts. n. ".
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BLACK DRk,S GOODS AND MOURNING FABRICS
co NJ NEW I'M oRTAIIoN is NOW OPEN,
CoNkkisiS6 The VERY BEST CLASS OF
black DRESS TEXTURES.
IN LHE sELEGTIoN OF GOODS ESPECIALLY fOR
hSukNIN9 AND DEMI-MoURNiNG TIE
TIE MOST REIIkBLE AND s1TisfSCToRY
Glass OF FABRIcs IN THE MOST PERfEcT
PRiEsTLET,s sTLK WARP HENRIErTAs, 81 TO
Nso % $3.50 PER YARD. 'hN'hs'
PkiEsILEf's MELkOsE AND PRINCETTA
LuSS sH 12 f aSJ hAsp r.prIcs
VIZ: CAMELs HAIRS, CAsHMEKES ALI-WoOI
pEiHANCE DkAP DALMEDA. CoaDTkEITE.
hfS tSNS, kAh6TrE NORMA MERyEIL-
, RIAo6NAI CRIYE cLoTHs. cHI6pA. Sc. NE
PRiksTLEI,s NUNS vEILIN6s AND tUPINs
CAhMELITE WELLS. WITH BORDERS ALL
coUETkULI's ENGLISH GRAPES. a.. also TO
saaAyLS PLAIN. fkiNGED 1N6 T CRAZE il BOZ 1HA
HIGH;SLsss NOVELTIES, VELVET, PLUSH. AND
soCiASEE GoMB1NAfloNs
rx,,,su bLACk-AND-wHITE GOODS
EN0llsH, SCOTCH, AND FRENCH CHECKS
SLklPEs, AND BROKEN PLAIDs
TRLfOJssE AND PEkINOrs BLACK KID
SoSRSiN9 HANDxxRcHIErs AND HOSIERY.
u PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PKICES
bkAlON PERRY,
PEaRr BUILDING
r...,,.sus ,,.o fennsyivAniA ave-. cor. 9th St
Essohshed 1870 oS
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LrsEnAIrrr AND THAxkruIs.ss

According TO an ancient tradition one Of the Roman
ssfh two Thss SsEs TS.ns
them. and bessed theiu 70 be friends
We have the same View q the celebr.ted Roman
mstioned and thank the people kindly for their lib
ss rsr9nsse and viii 1ss every effort possible 70
our Third Floor Remnant Room
LIST OF BAReAINs AS FOLLOWS:
prisins German and English production almost any
standing color possible at onehird less than regular
We VIM ALSO continue our Great Reauct.on sale in
w ins od os ssc
i Is advisable to call early in or 10 secure the best
A small lot Of remnants in Nottingham Curtain
LAces Roman Drapsres and Fancy Scrm st halt their
; Gases OF Bleached Cotton Remnsnts, consstine Of
tne best brands in the market at &C. per yard worth
ADo,9sr IL voice e the famous w.m.st.; Bsssnsd
s-s. lie: So. 1a,sc. and lo-4 Csc
. Cases Of the well Known German Fe.theF Ticking
Standard price 25c
Cases Of Checked De Beige Dress Remnants. one
yard wide, suitable lengths. only 15c. per yard
Regular value 55c.
This lot we warrant TO be entirely free from any
manufacturers imperfections.
coors. representing almost any new shade in the mar
ket double width, at 16c. per yard.
STANDARD price zoe
Several Cases of Steel River aud Hsrtel Prints in
short lengths, at SIC. per yard,
Regular value &C..
In our Blanket aud Comfort department we will offer
the following specials:
o Imported Msrseilles Spreads IN square. extrsor-
nary weight rare designs, at S6
Regular value s10.
Our well known Delaware Blanket. good size and
weight. at $50; regular price 80
Several dozen Of Sstine Comforts Tour own makel.
ied with best white cotton, st 1925 worth at least
81.
The last lot Of the Heavy Cloth and Felt Skirts.
deep rufies. with colored binding, at 80; regular
value 81. 30 and sl.15.
We have received new invoice Of mirrors" in all
our third floor marked at the lowest rates, with
ADDITIONAL discount Of 10 per cent for Thursday snd
Friday only.
The remainder of our Ladies' and Childrens Canton
our second floor.
Ladies, Canton Flannel Drawers, made Of good
quality Canton Flannel. trimmed with deep rufde of
embroidery. made ON yoke, 73c.
embroidered rufie, 75c.
Ladies' Canton Flannel Skirts trimmed with ruf3le
Of embroidery bunch of tucks above, made on yoke,
good quality of Flannel. only Si.2o.
Ladies' Canton Flannel Skirts deep hem msde on
y9ke, good quality hannel only 49c.
Ladies' Canton Flannel, extra size, made of best
quality flannel, only S1.3o.
We have 9 full line of childrens' Canton Flannel
Drawers and Skirts which IN price according
Size 1-3oc.
3-40c
4-45c
= 1856 500:
These are shovr, nm n,fr 1oor In fnr TJnaer~aa~
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ExrRA VALUES In BLAskprs

Never before have we shown such an excellent
Blanket stock. Larger more varied, more
qualities, and the best moneys worth possible
to secure in this or any city. We quote as rep
resentstive values the following:
100 Pairs la Wool Blankets, $3.50.
100 Pairs ia Wool Blankets, s4.75.
100 Pairs ia Wool Blankets, e.
500 PAIRS 1914 GRAY BLANKETS. ONLY
els PER PAIR.
500 PAIRS liza GRAY BLANKETS, ONLY
e. PER PAIR.
500 PAIRS 12-4 GRAY BLANKETS, ONLY
$3.50 PER PAIR.
Special attention is called to the line Of blank
cts which will constitute prominent feature
of DER stock. They strictly all wool. shaker
fulled, unshrinkabie, and weigh seven pounds
We shall carry them in three sizes, priced as
follows:
Size ia, only g. 80 Per Pair.
Size 12-4. only $3.50 Per Pair.
Size 1874. only $3.50 Per Pair.
COMFORTs
Large purchases during the summer months
at figures below those prevailing at this time
enable us to offer exceptional bargains, and rep
resentatively we quote:
500 bed Print Comforts.
ONLY &C., EACH.
500 Double-bed Print Comforts
ONLY 75C EACH.
500 Double bed Print Comforts, good white
filling, well made.
ONLY 81 EACH.
ESQ Double-bed Oil-boiled Print Comforts,
GOOD cotton filling, fancy quilted.
ONLY 31.75 EACH.
$50 Doable-bed Cretonne Comforts, good
white cotton filling, fancy quilting, strongly
sewed.
ONLY Sc EACH.
200 Double bed satteen- both sides Comforts,
handsome patterns, beat cotton batting. quilted
In elder down patterns. Best ever offered at the
price.
ONLY $2.75 EACH.
(Fourth foor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
oil Cor. 18th and SITS. NV.
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TINS SUDDEN OHAse.

IN THE WEATHER PROVES THE NE
cEssrrY or raov1piNo YOURSELF
WITH wARMKR CLOTHING. A FALL
ovERcoAT. FoR INSTANCE rs Just
THE aAHMENr you NEED SUCH A
DAY As rnIs Youstt BIZ SURPRISED
TO SEE WHAT A NICE, aENTREI. AND
STYLISH FALL ovERcoAr WE CAN
SELL YOU FOB TEN DOLLARS WE
OFFER YOU SEVERAL ooLoRs TO Sc.
LEcr FROM AT THIS PRICE SOME
sILK-FAcKD. SOME PLAIN. AND ALI
WELL TRIMMED. WELL MADE. AND
PERFEcT-FIrTINa. At sle EACH We
ARE OFFERING SEVERAL SHADES IN
A BETTER QUALITY. AND Ar s15
EACH WE ARE OFFERING. IT - sAFR
TO SAY. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF KINDS AND STYLES TO BE FOUND
AT THIS PRICE IN AM HOUSE IN
THIS COUNTRY. "A BROAD STATE.
MEST." you WILL SAT, AND SO IT Is.
BUT WE STATE oNLY THAT WHICH
WE KNOW no BE TRUE.
AND WHICH We ARE PREPARED TO
PROVE TO YOUR SATISFACTION WHEN.
EVER YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND TO
HONOR Us WITH A CALL.
WE HAVE FALL ovERcoATs AT SIS.
SEQ. s2s. sa5 AND $40 EAcH-EACH
GRADE THE BEST OF ITS kIND FOR
THE PRICE NAMED oBTAINABtE
HERE OR ELSEWHERE. WE PARTIC-
pLARLY PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE
PERFEcr-FITT1Na QUALITIES OF
THESE DESIRABLE. FASHIONABLE.
AND NECESSARY ovfR-aARMENrs.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Ill SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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In their vain search for some explanation-other
than the right one-of the present dizziness in Wall
street and the persistent decline of granger stocks
the newsgatherers OF Chicago have discovered that
Philip d. Armour referred lately In conversation
TO Commodore Bateman a. a good liar, +" and that
the commodore has been steadily bearing 81. Paul
ever since In order to make Mr. Armour unhappy.
BY what tribes, indeed, are the fortunes OF man.
kind made and brokenI Tomorrow we shall hear
that the reason Western Union has declined on the
best OF news Is that some stakeholder who bought
at seventy mine called jay Gould an INSCRIPTIONS
money -grabDer and Is getting punished for his
teInerity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-11

The disorderly and riotous conduct OF some Of
the New York policemen at the meeting or the
Progressive Labor party IN Union Square on sat
Crday night Is hkened by the anarchists to the
behavior OF the Chicago policemen at Haymarket.
But the stupid blundering Of the New York police
cannot be used In this way to point an argument
for tbs anarchists The Chicago meeting with
which the police interfered was the elimination Of
organized defiance OF public authority and iEcite-
ment to violence and bloodshed, and the murder
Of the police showed that the conspirators were
prepared 20 practise what they preached The
New York meeting kept within the limits OF the
law and II was Interrupted by display OF brutal,
unauthorized and inexcusable clubbing on the
part CT some OF the attendant policemen. The
mania to DO what individual members OF that
force have occasionally done In drunkenness or
brutal anger, seems to have seized, without
exciting cause, part OF the collected force. The
persons beclubbed are entitled to the same SYM
patty as that given 10 other victims Of personal
brutality, but the Constitution does not totter 10
any great extent, nor is freedom OF speech TO be
depfed
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WASTEp- SITUATIONS roR COOKS MAIDS.
ssse oss Il D'1slsfr sGssx = ?:
WfesPers cSoSs Msd %..ss Sarse. Ish
&s pfcks sass:a
WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS. ONE SITUATION
10 private a%aiy The o,Sst rSson y . s
Hddss.s kx SiSfi i1S STAR o ossss
WANTED-BY A GOOD VIRGINIA CoboRED
s1sn n %as,ss.
wASrED-BY RESPECT yBLE 0 foRED MAX
references: esh ia5 St and Deiawars s.a. Il.
WANIED-A Pr ,RNAcIsr. GhADuAIE OF
w the New York 90 exc Pharmacy. with ten yea
drsss TALUAI. star oihoe. '''''N -, IL.
WANTED-BY TWO REsPECrABLE WAITE
IA. ips situation Is cook and house girl CAL at
WANTED GENTLEMAN DESIRING 1He SIR
w vices Of wood carver and designer. in decorst-
e ca d hsna rs
With satisfactory references by addressing CAR En-
WANTED by FIRST CLASS GERMAN
sHa ESEt i . ass s BY h day
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
vai,-s stnat9n as shanSsrnaid and plain sewing or
w wishes situation In . nice family Is waitress or
help in general hou>ewurk Call ut present nploy-
ers. ct 1l6 I'd St 8. e.. foi two days. oll2e
WANTED
w COLUMBIA BUSINESS AGENCY,
t 70 t%th st. opposite Pa.is Roys wants positions
Walters, Chambermaids, oyster Shuckers; slso two
nice colored girls from Va. ss Cook and Nurse IT.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. A SITUATION
IN drn e store three years experience WITH yres-
Il l. fhiiof. 10Th and Sta n.%. gwen GLIB
WANTED-To LEARN A TRADE BY A BOY
home. Addr IS "THEo." Star Oiice. IT.
WANTED.-BY CoLoRED GIRL POSITION
w as chambermaid or nurse; best references given.
Call II Il st NV oll-2t
WANTED-BYARE RESPECTABLE COLOREDGIRL.
w situation Us ctanberInaid IN frstciass IaIn.l
Apply to sos Sd St IT.
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY. EXPERIENCED
" teacher Of Eng iSh branches. foreign languages
Toyerness; good references. Address TEACH K, star
office oll-3t'
WANTED-BY FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER
work In families by the day; highest references
price, so per day Address Box as. starofe olO
WANTED-PLAIN SEWING IN FAMILIES BY
ays.. TIE gay q Nsss ns lite work specially hd
WANTED-BY rwo RELIABLE WHITE GIRLS
" situation-one frst-cass cook. the other as
an experienced chanlberlaid waitress b. 81 city
references. Please cal, 92o :24th st. NV. oc10-3'
WANTED-BY CoLORED GIRL A SITUATION
w rs chamberlnad or general housework no wash
ing Or ironing. Address 81 Wilson st. CITY, olO-2t
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
NSStr Cooks. Chalnberlnaids, Waitress, laundress
men, buters- COOMBS BURGESS,
olO-1w' 926 st. NV.
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The punishment OF Virginia state oficers by
Judge Bond OF the United states Circuit Court for
contempt In bringing suits under the State law
known As the coupon crusher' In disobedience OF
his Injunction order Is made the occasion Of much
heated comment and OF an uproar over q supposed
s1overyfon OF state sovereignty. Hands are up
lifted In horror at the spectacle OF the imprison-
ment Of state officers for executing state laws
The real questions Of doubt In the matter which
viii need to be relied upon by Virg1nians are
whether the state law under which action Is taken
is really unconstitutional, and whether, II that be
the case the parties to the proceedings
and the proceedings themselves, are such
as TO give the United States courts the
right TO pass upon the question OF the
laws constitutionalty. II the state law Is un-
constitutional, and the United states court has
Jurisdiction In the NATTER there Is nothing start
Ing in the vigorous prevention es the laws en-
fUrcenenI A state law which violates the Consti-
tuition Of the United states the supreme law Of
the land, Is no law. No one, after an unfavorable
decision upon snch law, Will be protected in act
ing Under t. Unless the supremacy Of the Consti-
tuition Is hollow pretense, the national govern
ment and It's courts should have the power TO en-
force practically that supremacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-11

And aow we are going TO have Q sugar trust >
That l. the one that all the little boys will wan. TO
join
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Mr.. Powderiy is said to have made the spfYort of
his life In oratory at Minneapolis yesterday,
when he took the floor TO denounce the proposed res
oluton .: the Knights Of Labor protesting against
the hanging Of the Chicago anarchist assasslns He
could Lot have made Il In a better cause either
for his own sake or for the cake OF the order he
represents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-11

Massachusetts, will soon be as distinguished a
divorce market as Illinois. II the business In the
East keeps on at its present rate. In the city OF
Worcester yesterday, at a single sitting, the su-
prsme court dissolved four matrimonial bonds
No wonder that, with such mills at work daily In
various parts OF the country, Congress aroused
TO call for the compilation of divorce statistics
which could be made q basis for national legIsla-
finn
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COUNTRY BOARD.

-. y..,, - ~ =, c.. -
O1noun tAns OF Maryland. mile from Harpere
Fem: hrst-cls.s lstronsse throuxhout the year;
CLARK. Keep trysA washington conaty. Nd SO IN
r.wALKxRB Sons 200 ioIE sr xw.
d Psrchnent faper. Mortar ColorS CnArpS,uL LmH
l.stiana snd n 1op csnssatA e.
2k1etksauS hlai.kS -
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REFERRING TO ABOVE, WE Would
STATE THAT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
FINE BOaTs AND SHOES IN THE STORE
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BIZ Mr.. NJ e. SHIP
LEY MUST BE DISPOSED OF WITHIN TEN
DAYS, AND WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS
OF COST. PREPARATORY TO OPENING OUR
EAST WASHINGTON BRANCH AT 23l
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN LOTS TO
DEALERS A BIG CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
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The Presidents happiest speeches upon his
western trip have been those TO which he has ap-
parentiy given the least elaborate preparation In
the consultation OF books. The accusation brought
against him OF pagarizing the encyclopaedia is Of
oocrse absurd Ia the same way he might be ac-
eused Of plagarixihg the dictionary. But the fact
remains that undiyested statistics lie heavily upon
the stomach Of an on-hand speech
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WANTED--BOARD.

XNANTED-TABLE BOARD. NEAR 18th AND o
w SITS. n w., meals sent to the house Apply 1t
l341 18th st. n. W. o11-3ts
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

n INVESTMENT FOR LADIEsi-skK FARMS
"A within thirty minutes ride frOl In ton 100
buys the lAnd and all expen-es for ye.r
instruments: PROFIT Rot less than 20 per cent tor
particulars apply 10 INKS. BALDY,
Dunbarton hotel. Us Penn. ave.
It, Tuesday sud Wednesday.
IEoR sALE-AT LAUREL. ND. A BEAUrIFrf
Il double house. within three minutes walk Of de-
pot: CT lot l00x3UO feet ~ street q rooms:
crete cellar, water aud aud al uud. mls. Prize
$4,000. Apply u MEsICOlI. wILCox NINE
1yus Penn. av oIl-3t
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sAKs AND COMPANY.
oil SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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urOR sALE-CIiOICE LOTS
THos. q. HENsEy,
s17-lm " lO0o b ST. az.
U,Uk sALE-LOTs IN NEW SUBDIVISION JUST
Il Placed on the market At Bronkisad. Bruoks sta
ton. Metropolitan Branch Railroad three miles
noTta VI city Low prices and easy First choice
and AT first prices- WALKER D WILSON. Aeepts.
1006 NJ. NV. slS-lm
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BOARDING.

1v1lR171L ozEEIN0T0N. ATTonNEY-1I
svssaa waShiaSsaa = = SasasnoA Nls g .
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FOR RENT-ROOMs

JSoR RENT-.T Ill2 "a ST. y W, NICELY Avn
u comfortably furnished cOminrn eating ParAor 49,
b.droom. Also, other nice ncom'. with heat ..s an,
bat. az sunAbie rates - 100,
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Observation-Disclosures
FOR SALE-LOTS.

1.oh SALE = VERY DfsIRABIE Lof ainie0,
II between two new buildings % 18th st. lie wcen
y and Z. oner ~antnd JOSEPH BURDEN, 500 a
ST NV elise
IsoR SALE-ll19 AND ll2l 10Th ST, LOTS
II 2Oxl 80 each. press-brick fr1rt. ROOMS each.
wth GOOD cellars also two brick hoase- aud stable
Alley IN real; ON easy terms. lrte sl2.00O. MkST-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-05-04
SHIPPING NUTES.

The schooner Hera was % days from
this port to San Francisco; the Anna
II days from Kahului to san Francisco;
the = Australia was days and 10
hours on her last up trip; the bark G II
Bishop was Is days. the schooner w =
Bovine. IL days; the Mary Winkelmar,
151s days, and the bark L G Peterson,
81 days from this port to San Francisco.
The Eureka and J ID Spreckels left
San Francisco for this port; the Anna
for kahului, on April 81; the SonOma
OH the 24th. and the Glengaber on the
26th, left for this port.
The w 5 Bovine on her next trip will
be commanded by Capt Bluhm formerly
master of the Dora Blum. Captain
Paul has gone to Puget sound to super
intend the completion of his new
barkentine.
Capt Grifliths formerly of the j G
Ford, has been appointed to command
the bark Sonoma. vice Capt Howes.
The bark Guillermo, Sandman. mas
ter, arrived here yesterday evening. 30
days from Port Blakely with 40I, 506 #
of lumber for CallaO, 5 A. The Gull
lerinO put In here for repairs as she was
leaking badly.
The bark Lady Lampson has cleared
at the Custom House for San Francisco
with 10,S97 bags of sugar valued at
S53,529 67. She has postponed her sail
ing until Tomorrow on account of the
weather.
The Glengaber, now on the way from
San Francisco to this port has been
chartered by Williams, DimOnd & Co
for the trip. She will probably be con-
signed to Davies IL Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-05-04
NoN0RS TO COLONEL GEO. W.
MACFARLAhE.

Our townsman, the Hon. Geo. w.
Macfarlane, was present at a Levee
held at st. James's Palace on the
18th March, by his Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales, on behalf of
Her Majesty, and presented to the
Prince by the Hawaiian Islands
Charge d'Affaires. Presentations
to his Royal Highness at this Court
are by the Queens pleasure con-
sidered as equivalent to presenta-
tons to Her Majesty. Colonel
George also attended the banquet
given April End by the Imperial
Federation League in London, being
invited by Lord Beresford and Mr..
II. M. Keassy, vice president of the
Canadian Pacific Railway. ii. r.
ii. the Duke of Cambridge presided
and 266 guests were present.
At the Levec the Colonel was
specially honored by the Prince Of
Wales recognizing him, and shaking
him heartily by the hand. BY
/ special invitation, the Colonel re-
NAMED at the Palace throughout
the Levee, thereby having an
opportunity of interviewing large
circle of distinguished Diplomats
and Ambassadors.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-05-04

The project of memorial to the
Shakespeare library at Stratford-on-
Avon enlists strong support, though
appealing, perhaps, chiefly to the
sentiment of Irving, who presided
yesterday at the meeting in the
Lyceum theatre for that purpose.
He thinks Stratford will become the
Mecca of Shakespearean students,
and library is wanted for those
who journey to the shrine, that they
may rest there and revel in intellec-
tual as well as imaginative delight.
The American minister moved the
adoption of the resolution, and made
brief speech, expressing the belief
that Americans would contribute to
the memorial. Frenchmen, also,
according to telegram which Irving
received from the Theatre Franchise,
will help. Serious students, ina
CINE, will continue to resort to the
British Museum.